Questions on Funding Forces in Syria
Questions on Funding Forces in Syria With the rise of ISIS forces in Syria, and Bashar al-Assad still in power,... Continue reading →
The Challenges of Fighting the Ebola Virus: The Issue of Food
The Challenges of Fighting the Ebola Virus: The Issue of Food In international relations, we often examine how a host... Continue reading →
Central Government Instability and Terror Organizations
Central Government Instability and Terror Organizations Greg Botelho of CNN wrote an interesting article entitled “Terror Groups Take Advantage of... Continue reading →
Egypt’s Political Interests in Libya
Egypt’s Political Interests in Libya On Monday, February 15th, 2015, CNN reported the the Egyptian military carried out airstrikes against... Continue reading →
Ayatollah Khamenei and the Iranian Nuclear Talks
Ayatollah Khamenei and the Iranian Nuclear Talks: His Letter to President Obama According to a recent Wall Street Journal report,... Continue reading →
2014 International Relations Books
2014 International Relations Books In the study of international relations, it is important for scholars, policymakers, and students to continue... Continue reading →
Al Jazeera Staff in Egypt
Al Jazeera Staff in Egypt I have been writing on the developments of the Al Jazeera journalists in Egypt, and,... Continue reading →
Comedy and International Relations: Jon Stewart Stepping Down From the Daily Show
Comedy and International Relations: Jon Stewart Stepping Down From the Daily Show Jon Stewart, who has been the host of... Continue reading →
Ensuring Female Primary Education: Protecting the Students
Ensuring Female Primary Education: Protecting the Students The United Nations has published new work (cited in Al Jazeera) documenting various... Continue reading →
Keystone Pipeline and the Environmental Protection Movement
Keystone Pipeline and the Environmental Protection Movement On February 9th, 2015, Naureen Khan of Al Jazeera wrote an important article... Continue reading →